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RE: A Closer Look At Glyphosate
I'm all for personal responsibility and nothing would make it easier than labeling it.
I'm all for personal responsibility and nothing would make it easier than labeling it.
Agreed.
It's not labeled because they aren't proud of the work and it's product and we live in a plastic world, everything is plastic even our food. Codex Alimentarius, a spin off "Give me control over a countries money and I care not who makes the laws".
Agenda 2030 for the diet.
pure processed shit? where are those labels :D
The counter argument is this:
Where do we stop? Do we include the history of the mineral, where they came down from in the creation of the earth, the, history of the surface, and the details of numerous interactions and processes, and the why and how for every detail?
Well in a sense why not?
If you take pride in what you do, if you have integrity and values that reflect that, if you care about helping and sharing and teaching, if you TAKE PRIDE in what you do, how you do it and why you do it, then why not include it all?
Or just sell the label..
And therefore only care about keeping the label dissociated with what's in the product, in the gray zone where corn products aren't gm, and they don't make up the majority of ingredients of most processed food products: pure processed shit.